U.S. stocks fell Tuesday, with financial shares leading the decline after JPMorgan executives voiced concerns about President Trump’s proposed credit-card rate cap. This proposal directly impacts financial companies’ profits and could harm consumers. Despite this, inflation data met expectations, maintaining hopes for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.Read More
Benchmark indices experienced volatility on expiry day, with Nifty and Sensex closing lower. Analysts suggest a levels-based trading strategy for day traders due to the non-directional market texture. Buying interest was observed near lower levels, indicating continued bullish participation despite the day’s decline.Read More
Indian markets closed slightly lower on the weekly expiry day amidst mixed signals. Analysts advise a cautious approach, suggesting selling on rises until the Nifty reclaims the 26,000 level. A breach of the 100-day EMA near 25,600 could lead to further declines. Several companies like Infosys and HDFC AMC will announce their third-quarter results today.Read More
Asian shares saw a modest rise, with Japan’s Nikkei extending its record run on a weaker yen amid reports of a snap election. US equities dipped as JPMorgan’s earnings missed guidance, and inflation data reinforced expectations of a Federal Reserve rate pause. Traders await a potential Supreme Court ruling on President Trump’s tariffs.Read More
Amagi Media Labs plans to raise ₹816 crore via a fresh issue for cloud infrastructure and inorganic growth, with an additional ₹973 crore through an offer for sale. The company, which turned profitable in H1 FY26 after years of net losses, operates in the dynamic streaming and content monetisation sector.Read More
Bharat Coking Coal’s ₹1,071-crore IPO, the first mainboard issue of 2026, concluded with an overwhelming subscription of 146.87 times. The Qualified Institutional Buyer and Non-Institutional Investor portions saw exceptional demand, subscribing over 300 times and 250 times respectively, setting a robust tone for the primary market.Read More
Piramal Finance is set to raise $500 million in FY26, having already secured $350 million from the International Finance Corp and the Asian Development Bank. The non-bank lender is in advanced discussions to secure the remaining $150 million from development finance institutions. These funds will support credit expansion into underserved markets.Read More
The Indian rupee weakened slightly on Tuesday, closing at 90.19 against the dollar. This dip followed news that Indian bonds will not be included in a global index. Traders noted the Reserve Bank of India intervened to prevent a sharper fall. US tariffs on countries trading with Iran and currency swaps also contributed to the...Read More
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